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LEEDS WANTS /250,000 A YEAR MORE

4th June 1954, Page 42
4th June 1954
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Page 42, 4th June 1954 — LEEDS WANTS /250,000 A YEAR MORE
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STIMATED to produce an extra 1-• £250,000 a year, a scheme to revise bus and tram fares in Leeds has been approved by the transport committee. It is also proposed to allow old-age pensioners to travel between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at rates equivalent to children's fares. It is not intended to raise the 2d. minimum. In the year ended March 31, the transport undertaking lost £64,392 and the accumulated deficit was £434,525. The Eastern Licensing Authority has received an application from the Eastern National Omnibus Co., Ltd., to modify single and return fares on 100 stagecarriage routes. Season and workmen's tickets would be discontinued and be replaced by weekly tickets.

Hicks Bros., Ltd., Chelmsford. also desire to replace workmen's tickets by weekly tickets on 12 services.

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